The 'What are flower vases for?' collection consists of 12 vases made of Murano blown glass in an exclusive edition, limited to ten pieces each. Their names are: 1. Papavero: Vase dedicated to the delicacy of petals 2. Philadelphus: Vase for intoxication 3. Calicanthus: Vase to celebrate a winter miracle 4. Iris: Vase to house the splendid fruit of poverty 5. Pomegranate: Vase to fill with a heavenly image 6. Liriope: Vase to seek sincerity 7. Hydrangea: Vase for a maiden 8. Water lily: Vase to remember flowering ponds 9. Mimosa: Vase to bathe in fragrant yellow 10. Delphinum: Vase to discover a cobalt blue world 11. Agapanthus: Vase to summon up two heavenly eyes 12. Artemisia: Vase to smell the aromas of grey A drawing of the Liriope Vase and the Iris Vase became part of the Permanent Collection of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, exhibited from 18 November 2003 to 30 October 2004.

Artemisia

Calicanthus

Delphinium

Iris

Liriope

Melograno

Mimosa

Ninfea

Ortensia

Papavero

Philadelphus